News

Georgetown alumni are passionate and driven leaders, prompting worldwide change in industries such as business, public policy, healthcare and the arts. Catch up on noteworthy information, important events and all of the latest happenings in and around the university community.

Want to share your own alumni news?

Submit a Class Note

Featured News

Atrice Bader looking at pictures of women

Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Water With a Heart

When entrepreneur Kimberly Reilly (SLL’95) decided to develop a new, socially responsible business, she focused on the most basic of human needs: water.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Colleges Convene to Improve Equity in Higher Education

Teams from 18 colleges and universities convened at Georgetown University in June to tackle the toughest questions in higher education at the first annual in the Academic Experience.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

More Than a Meal

Noobtsaa Philip Vang (MBA’16) craved his mother’s cooking. It was 2014, and he had just moved to DC to start his MBA at the McDonough School of Business.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

MAGIS Immersion Trips Provide Ways to Do 'More'

How can Georgetown help students embody and live out magis and other Jesuit values, such as a faith that does justice, a commitment to academic excellence and cura personalis—care for the whole...

Georgetown Magazine

Georgetown Campus featuring cherry blossoms and Healey

Jan 2020

Lives Well Lived — Fall 2019

Lives Well Lived honors a few alumni who have recently passed away with short obituaries. We share with you these portraits of alumni beyond the headlines who have made an indelible impact living day...

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Providing a Resource for Short-Term Food Needs

Sometimes students skip a meal. A study group might run late, ending after dining hall hours are over. Their work schedule that day might not sync well with the dining hall schedule.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

From the Editor—Fall 2019

Georgetown has amazing alumni, and probably the best part of my job as editor of this magazine is the chance to meet you and, when I am really lucky, to have in-depth conversations about the great...

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Famous—If Fictional—Hoyas On Screen

From St. Elmo's Fire to Scandal , fictional Hoyas play starring roles in movies and on TV.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

From Hieroglyphics to Hangul

Georgetown's pre-eminent program in languages and linguistics translates into global citizenship.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

More Than a Rivalry

When football Coach Lou Little arrived on the Hilltop in 1924, the program became a campus obsession.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Black Theater Ensemble Tells Stories For 40 Years

While Soyica Colbert (C’01) was not a Black Theater Ensemble member, she was familiar with it through friends who were members. “One of the exciting things about this co-curricular group is that...

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

What is the Color of High-Tech Police Surveillance?

American police departments are purchasing facial recognition systems that can be misused in violation of civil rights and civil liberties, according to the Center on Privacy...

News

News

Featured News

Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Category

Date

Format

Water With a Heart

Colleges Convene to Improve Equity in Higher Education

More Than a Meal

MAGIS Immersion Trips Provide Ways to Do 'More'

Lives Well Lived — Fall 2019

Providing a Resource for Short-Term Food Needs

From the Editor—Fall 2019

Famous—If Fictional—Hoyas On Screen

From Hieroglyphics to Hangul

More Than a Rivalry

Black Theater Ensemble Tells Stories For 40 Years

What is the Color of High-Tech Police Surveillance?

News

News

Featured News

Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Category

Date

Format

Pages